Fraud

Which of the following is NOT a way a thief can access someone's personal information:

• Phishing

• Spying

• Hacking

• Stealing

If a person's identity is stolen, what can the thief do using the victim's information? (check all that apply)

• Buy a car

• Rent an apartment

• Be arrested

• File bankruptcy

The definition of fraud is:

• When someone's personal information is used without their permission

• A device is attached to card processors or ATM machines to access credit or debit card information

• A thief uses a credit card number to make purchases

• An intentional effort to deceive another individual for personal gain

The "s" in "https" on a web browser stand for what?

• Secure

• Safe

• Safety

• Spyware

____________ is when internet scam artists use either pop-up messages or emails to lure customers into giving personal information

• Skimming

• Spyware

• Hacking

• Phishing

Which of the following help protect an individual from identity theft? (select all that apply)

• Shredding mail containing personal information

• Paying cash for items

• Using a credit card to purchase online items

• An individual carrying their Social Security card with them

Which government agency helps prevent and educate about identity theft?

• FCC - Federal Communications Commission

• FBI - Federal Bureau of Investigation

• FTC - Federal Trade Commission

• CIA - Central Intelligence Agency